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Question posted by vinhlongemery on October 19th, 2017

L 903 Wireless Earpiece

Earpiece no longer holds a charge. Does it have its own replaceable rechargeable battery or where can I find a replacement earpiece? The handsets and answering machine still work fine.

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Answer #1: Posted by Troubleshooter101 on October 19th, 2017 4:32 PM

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I found the battery is inside the left earpiece [the one where the usb connector is]. Remove the left ear pad by rotating/turning it until you can easily pull it off. This will expose three T6 Trax type screws.

After buying a T6 Trax screw driver at Lowe's, I removed the screws and found the earpiece easily opens exposing the battery... contrary to what I had been reading on the internet, there was no glue and no fuss to opening the headset and removing the battery.

My only problem is that I cannot find a replacement battery. I know it is a 3.6v Lithium Ion battery but I do not know what the Ma (milliamps?) should be in a suitable replacement battery. Does anyone know where an OEM battery can be located [and what the part# is], or, what a sutable replacement manufacturer/part# would be?

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